Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
|---|---|
org.asciidoctor.js.convertProvides asciidoctor task and conventions (If you need a production-ready version of the AsciidoctorJ plugin for Gradle use a 2.x release of this plugin instead) |
4.0.5
(25 August 2025) |
org.asciidoctor.baseBase plugin for all asciidoctor document conversion plugins (AsciidoctorJ & AsciidoctorJS) (If you need a production-ready version of the AsciidoctorJ plugin for Gradle use a 1.5.x release of 'org.asciidoctor.convert' instead) |
4.0.5
(25 August 2025) |
de.fayard.buildSrcLibsCommon Gradle dependencies - See gradle refreshVersions |
0.60.6
(15 August 2025) |
de.fayard.refreshVersionsPainless dependencies management |
0.60.6
(15 August 2025) |
de.fayard.refreshVersions-corePainless dependencies management |
0.60.6
(15 August 2025) |
io.github.5hmlA.knifeSimplify the use of complex agp api and isolate the differences between different agp versions |
2025.08.06
(06 August 2025) |
io.github.appspiriment.library-baseThe Android Base Library Plugin is a foundational plugin designed to standardize the configuration of all your Android library modules. It automates the setup of core settings, ensuring consistency across your project. This plugin handles essential tasks such as applying the Android and Kotlin plugins, setting the compile and minimum SDK versions, configuring build types (debug/release), defining Java and Kotlin compilation options, and setting up default source sets and resource configurations. By using this plugin, you can significantly reduce boilerplate code and maintain a uniform structure across all your library modules. |
0.0.11
(14 July 2025) |
com.palantir.jdksAuto-provisions specific versions of JDKs |
0.69.0
(10 July 2025) |
com.natigbabayev.gradle-revapiBackwards compatibility checking with focus on Android libraries using Revapi |
0.1.0
(09 July 2025) |
nebula.releaseRelease opinions on top of gradle-git |
21.0.0
(24 June 2025) |